9 Luxe Vegan Belts to Perfectly Cinch Any Outfit

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Few accessories have the power to transform an outfit quite like a belt. Indeed, many a burlap sack-ish dress of mine has benefitted significantly from being belted. The right belt can also mean having an outfit that works for you, instead of you working for it—like constantly having to hike up too-loose pants. And, if you’re searching for a kind and sustainable option that doesn’t sacrifice quality or aesthetics, this curated collection of vegan belts was made for you.

Most options in this post are vegan leather belts made from innovative materials like apple leather, cork, bamboo leather, and even cactus leather. But there also a few outdoorsy belts made from recycled polyester, in case you’re looking for more rugged functionality.

It so happens that all belts in this post are made by fully vegan brands, so if you find yourself browsing their sites and prefer to avoid animal materials, you can rest assured. Lastly, with a few exceptions where reviews were not available, the belts featured in this post all have reviews of at least 4.5/5 stars.


The Best Vegan Belts


1. Will’s Vegan Store

Best for: Versatile options at great prices

These belts are carbon-neutral certified, as is everything that Will’s Vegan Store makes and does. How cool? Founded in 2013, Will’s is a beloved brand with a range of highly-reviewed products. In addition to A+ vegan leather belts, they’ve also got a huge selection of vegan shoes, bags, wallets, clothes, and more.

Price: $44 to $50
Materials: Handmade Italian vegan leather made from organic cereal crops
Colors: Tan, Black, Dark Brown
Reviewers say: Goes with lots of outfits (especially great with jeans), high quality, elegant


2. BHAVA

Best for: Premium apple leather belts in neutrals

BHAVA’s designs are always highly chic and elegant, and their belts are no exception. Crafted using apple leather—an amazing, relatively new material—they’re handmade by artisans in Spain. Those who have purchased these belts rave about their quality.

Price: $89 to $145
Materials: Apple leather
Colors: Black, Navy, Ivory, Natural, Tan, Espresso,
Reviewers say: Solid, high quality, elegant, perfect with dresses


3. Minuit Sur Terre

Best for: Colorful belts with buckle detail

If you’re looking for a little je ne sais quoi in your vegan belts, Minuit Sur Terre is here for it. They’ve got unique colors and patterns, and their buckles feature some fun intrigue. Minuit Sur Terre is based in France, so if you go to their site you may notice that some things (like the ‘Add to Cart’ button) are in French.

Price: $30 to $60
Materials: Recycled polyester, polyurethane, bio-based content from cereal grains
Colors: A wide range (including reds, blues, browns, greens, and animal prints)
Reviewers say: This is one of the belts in this post for which I couldn’t find reviews, but they’re so cute and unique I decided to include them anyway. On Facebook, Minuit Sur Terre has 4.8/5 stars among 110+ reviews.


4. Black Nopal

Best for: A conversation-starting cactus leather belt

A green cactus leather belt? What next! This beloved belt from Black Nopal is sure to garner attention. Reviewers marvel at how high quality and durable it is, and love the look and feel. You can also choose among three colors of belt and 2 types of hardware to mix and match to your heart’s content.

Price: $45 to $65
Materials: Cactus leather
Colors: Green, Black, and Brown with brass or silver hardware
Reviewers say: Premium quality, sturdy, durable, beautiful – note that they suggest buying a size up


5. Ashoka Paris

Best for: Elegant skinny vegan belts in bold colors

These skinny apple leather belts from Ashoka Paris are perfect for belting dresses or pants while adding a bold, rich pop of color to any outfit. The photo above of the woman in white showcases how the perfect belt can bring an outfit to life!

Price: $50
Materials: Apple leather
Colors: Red, Navy Blue, Electric Blue, Burgundy, Nude
Reviewers say: There are no reviews specific to their belts, but Ashoka Paris as a brand is very well-liked. Reviewers love the people behind the brand and the high quality, luxe, French-kissed products.


6. Canussa

Best for: A durable, reversible vegan belt from a B-Corp

You’ve got to love a reversible belt that offers, effectively, two belts for the price of one. Canussa is a certified B-Corp that’s based in Spain, and they plant a tree with every purchase! In addition to belts, they’ve also got a lovely array of purses, wallets, and laptop sleeves.

Price: $45 to $55
Materials: Microfiber leather
Colors: Blue/Brown, Red/Black, Blue/Camel
Reviewers say: High quality, durable, elegant, nice to have 2 style choices in one belt


7. Corkor

Best for: An earthy, textured cork belt

Cork is a great leather(ish) option when it comes to vegan belts. It’s got a very distinct look and feel, and is naturally waterproof, stain and scratch resistant, and easy to clean. Not to mention that it’s a very sustainable alternative to leather! And the brand behind this particular cork belt—Corkor—harvests their cork without harming the cork oak trees.

Price: $49
Materials: Cork
Colors: Brown, Light Brown, Black
Reviewers say: Sturdy, comfortable, nice texture


8. Arcade Belts

Best for: High-performance, outdoor-appropriate belts

Arcade Belts makes functional, comfortable belts from sturdy materials that are designed to move with you. They’re all about serving those with adventurous lifestyles and championing self-expression, which you can see if the range of unique and interesting designs they’ve got. They also partner with various non-profits to give back.

Price: $35 to $37
Materials: 85% REPREVE®️ (recycled polyester), 15% rubber
Colors: A wide range of colors and patterns
Reviewers say: Comfortable, lightweight, the right amount of stretch, fun colors and designs, ideal for outdoor adventures


9. Votch

Best for: Elegant (or edgy) bamboo leather belts

Votch is best know for their beautiful vegan leather watches, and more recently they’ve launched a range of belts. From studded to sophisticated, they have various lovely options made out of bamboo leather.

Price: $94 to $150
Materials: Bamboo leather
Colors: Brown, Black
Reviewers say: No reviews on their belts just yet, but reviewers love their other products.


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